But just as surely as dawn follows the darkest hour of night, the wackiest and craziest rumors must follow the most believable. In a report published on 9 to 5 Mac, Cleve Nettles points out that  that is capable of both receiving and sending signals on the FM band.

Although Apple might decide to take this opportunity to build in capabilities to integrate your iPhone or iPod touch with your car stereo, even that's doubtful, given the company's track record. The idea that Apple--at this late date--might finally build an FM radio into an iPhone seems a bit ridiculous. But maybe the legions who have demanded this feature over the years will finally get their due.

Of course, we hardly need remind you that all rumors need to be taken with a shaker full of salt; it seems just as likely that . Still, none of the rumors mentioned here are nearly as outlandish as Apple rumors often tend to be (super-powered netbooks that can do everything short of fixing the world's economic crisis, anyone?). Whether or not they turn out to be true, indulging in a little speculation never hurt anybody. What say you, dear readers--will we see an iRadio app from Apple on the home screens of our iPhones anytime soon?